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Pharm & Cheese: A Case of Intractable Emesis

May 10, 2026

We start this Wednesday’s Pharm and Cheese off with something unappetizing: emesis. You’re rounding on Red Team and meet a patient with a history of cholangiocarcinoma on chemotherapy who isn’t tolerating PO pending a CT scan. He has normal vitals and a benign exam, but he tells you that for the past two weeks he’s had intractable emesis, even when not eating or drinking. He initially thought it was just from chemo, but his last round was 3 weeks ago and he hasn’t improved. 

Samson Frendo MD and Eric Leser MD

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In Endocrine, Pharmacology Tags Pharmocology, Weekly Cheese
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Pharm & Cheese: High Versus Low Dose Thiamine for AUD

April 22, 2026

Bedside Clinical Question: When to use high dose vs low dose thiamine in alcohol use disorder (AUD)?

Alejandra Alvarez PharmD (PGY1) and Joanne Routsolias PharmD

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In Psychiatry, Toxicology, Pharmacology Tags PharmD Pearl
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Pharm & Cheese: How to Give Medications "Sick Days Off"

January 31, 2026

In time for the season!  Have you ever wondered about how acute illness impacts chronic medication usage? What do we tell our "sick" patients upon discharge?

Joanne Routsolias PharmD

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In Pharmacology Tags Pharmocology, PharmD Pearl, Weekly Cheese
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